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IPOB : Buhari dead Nnamdi Kanu insists in new video [Audio]

Bilderesultat for Buhari dead Nnamdi Kanu insists in new video [Audio]

In the live broadcast via radio Biafra, the IPOB leader, who resurfaced in Jerusalem, Israel on 19 October after the military invasion of his community in Abia state, countered the assertion of the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, alleging he said President Muhammadu Buhari was cloned.  The self-acclaimed leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu, has delivered his seventh broadcast from his base in Israel.  Recall that the Minister had said the idea of Buhari being cloned was “not only absolute idiotic but also sheer bunkum.”
The Minister said the insinuation “does not require any response from any responsible government or its agencies,” apparently paying deaf ears to Kanu’s claims.  “If you’re not intelligent enough, you will think Nnamdi Kanu said that Buhari was cloned into Jubril, that was not what I said. I said that Jubril is an impostor. They brought him in to act and behave like the dead Buhari. I never said he was cloned. But you see how clever these lairs are? Like lying Mohammed. “In a move that betrayed the shallowness of the zoo media and gangsters in Aso Rock. Lai Mohammed and all the rest of them. The stupid introduction of cloning into the narrative was a deliberate ploy to confuse you because they know you are black, you will be confused,” he said.  The IPOB leader also said Nigeria’s Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo will not be President of the country.   “Osinbajo is a coward that is why he’s not the President. Osinbajo is a complete fool that is why he is not the President of the zoo,” the IPOB leader said of the Vice President.    Speaking further, the pro-Biafra activist said Dora Akunyili, a former Information Minister, sacrificed her life to make Goodluck Jonathan, the then Vice President under Umaru Yar’adua, to become President of Nigeria.        Listen to the full broadcast below…:   LIVE VIDOE

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